Palm Island Community Company

Theme

Youth Empowerment

How Palm Island Community Company storytellers name youth empowerment in their own words. Every storyteller below carries the theme; every quote is verbatim and only surfaces from analyses that passed an anti-fabrication grader.

6 storytellers carrying20 mentions across the corpus

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Voices carrying this theme

In their own words

  • I work with disengaged kids or kids who not going to school. We create programs with them

    Describing his role in youth services on Palm Island

    Henry Doyle

  • They have games, keep 'em active

    Explaining the purpose of sports involvement for community youth

    Henry Doyle

  • Usually a letter, a letterhead, and it's like, I elder blah, support this program

    Elder reflecting on superficial engagement from large organisations

    Clay Alfred

  • We used to have scouts growing up

    Elder reminiscing about past youth programs that fostered growth and unity

    Clay Alfred

  • we celebrate that basis days today with the young generation, young kids that were born with kids and very proud of them

    Opening statement at PICC daycare opening ceremony

    Allan Palm Island

  • we welcome you on behalf of us and great Palm Island where we stand

    Formal welcome on behalf of Palm Island community

    Allan Palm Island

  • That's the resilience and the strength and the importance of what we are doing today

    Acknowledging families who traveled from Townsville and distant places to attend the Early Childhood Center opening

    Rachel Atkinson

  • Our children are our future. They are our ancestors of tomorrow

    Central statement at the opening celebration expressing core cultural belief

    Rachel Atkinson

  • It was very hard

    Describing the challenges of living near the dam during floods and storms without a vehicle

    Ida Richardson

  • I grew up doing this all my life

    Proudly describing her lifelong engagement with traditional dances that she now teaches to family

    Ida Richardson

  • a hopeful narrative about our young people

    Describes the Proud Bwgcolman Youth presentation at SNAICC Conference

    Jeanie Sam

  • an alternative approach to tackling the complex issues driving the over-representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in the youth justice system

    Describes the alternative approach proposed at the conference presentation

    Jeanie Sam

Quote selection: every quote shown above is from an analysis that passed an anti-fabrication grader. Analyses with critical issues are not surfaced here.